BTC next Movement ?
1. 15k
2. 17.5k
3. 20.5k
I don't care BTC moves to 15k, 17.5k and 20.5k.
As far as I know BTC is always moving up.
Whatever happens BTC will still be on top.
Tell your friends so that they never hesitate to hold BTC.
Bitcoin price is pumping and dumping depending on good news. You can't confirm Bitcoin will just keep pumping. I gave Bitcoin's Next Movement depending on Bitcoin News.
What you did was just throw out some random numbers (or maybe wishful numbers?), and after the fact you are saying that those numbers are based on news that has not yet happened.. but you still lack any specifics regarding what news would supposedly cause such numbers to play out more than some other somewhat random numbers.
There is no there behind your placing those specific numbers, so even if they were to happen at some point in time in the order that you had suggested that they would happen, there would be no indication that you had not just been lucky in the same sense that a guess can end up being lucky.
BTC next Movement ?
1. 15k
2. 17.5k
3. 20.5k
Who cares where is the price right now? As long as I have the extra money in my pocket it will go to BTC mostly. If you made a steady investment in BTC in every week or month for the last 5 years you are already a millionaire by now. So I think we are still early and investing for another 5 years is also luck that many of us haven't realized yet.
Most of us should realize and accept that past BTC performance does not in any kind of way guarantee future results, and surely we can see that you would have had to invest
an average of $215 per week for the past 5 years (which would amount to about $56,115 invested) if you would have wanted to have been a millionaire in today's BTC prices (which would be 53+ BTC). Maybe easier said than done, in terms of being able to consistently buy that quantity of BTC on a weekly basis.
It is really difficult to know that if you were to invest $215 per week starting now, if such investment efforts would get you to $1million or anywhere even close to that amount - even though I would not be recommending NOT to do your best, whatever that might be. Some people can afford $215 per week, but others might need to start out with a smaller amount, and it is better not to over do it if you are wanting to make sure that you do not have to sell BTC at a time that is anything other than completely your own choosing.
You are now regretting why you have not invested in BTC back in 2013
You are probably onto something when you suggest that there are a lot of folks who are regretting that they had not gotten into BTC in 2013, and it would be difficult to speculate if they would have been able to hang onto all of their BTC through the pretty extreme BTC volatility that happened since then. Maybe a DCA buyer on a weekly basis might have been able to tolerate the volatility better, as long as they stuck with their ongoing DCA buying, and
a mere $10 per week would have gotten someone quite close to millionaire at today's BTC prices with about 4.9 BTC accumulated and ONLY about $4,700 total invested.
Maybe one of the difficulties would have been to continue to invest $10 per week, and depending on the person's circumstances, there could have been temptations from any of the directions, to sell, to stop the DCA, to increase the DCA.. or some variety of all or any of those strategies, even though $10 per week seems fairly benign.. it becomes less benign when the value appreciates to such high levels that surpass expectations.. so it remains difficult to either stay consistent with an investment approach or for us, from the outside, to speculate that such person investing $10 per week for 9 years would have been close to reaching $1 milllion in value in today's BTC valuations (with about 4.9 BTC).
trust me
Do you know something profound DVlog?
I cannot really disagree with you about your punchline in terms of recommending investing in BTC, but I have some difficulties when you seem to be suggesting some kind of assurance. .but maybe I am reading too much into the way that you are phrasing these matters, when your overall idea is not necessarily a bad one... and I largely agree with the idea of getting the fuck started buying BTC and for each person to figure out some kind of personally tailored approach. even though the consistent message would be that if they either do not have any BTC or they have only whimpy amounts (less than 20 BTC..
hahahahahaha saved you @Biodom on this one), then they should be considering ways to attempt to add to their BTC stash in whatever reasonable and prudent way that they believe fits for their circumstances.. and maybe even a bit of aggressiveness would not hurt, either... how about $100 a week for those who might be able to accomplish such?
you will regret it even after 5 years from now by thinking why I haven't invested in BTC in 2022?
Fair enough. Get started now rather than waiting. How about you DVlog? Did you start this year or did you start earlier..? Your forum registration date is January of this year. I would imagine that there are some folks who started recently, even some who started in the last couple of years who may well be decently under water currently. Sure, keep on buying seems to be a good strategy, but some folks have run out of money. maybe they bought higher and then maybe they even have been buying on dips, too? I am not opposed to getting started, and figuring out some plan to deal with if you might have previously miscalculated BTC's price direction.